Just think about this POTUS has talked to and asked they’re advice of almost every major industry and leaders in our country in the last month. Had meeting after meeting, conference calls, outreach and deep and meaningful discussions about what our country needs now but into the future. This is not a one time event. This is a model for how our country and people will work together with each other for a long time to come. He’s fulfilling his promise of the government run for, by and with the citizens. Not to mention he’s generating extremely enormous goodwill from every corporate leader! This is not just about a 4 year election or another 4 year election, this is a template on how Our country should have worked from the beginning. It’s huge what he’s doing! I love our President! We are truly becoming the sovereign nation we should have been.
I was reading the transcript of the meeting with the nurses association today with POTUS and VP, and look what he says at the end, what is this about?
THE PRESIDENT: Thank you, Mike. And just for the media: FEMA is fully engaged. They’re — they’re working with them very closely. They’re going around, they’re seeing many of the states. They’re engaged all over the country. But some areas have far greater problems than others. Some areas don’t have very much of a problem at all, as you know. But FEMA is very much engaged. They’re fully engaged as of about two hours ago.
And tomorrow, we’re having a, what I think will be a very interesting news conference, and I think you know what that’s all about. So, we’ll see
The FDA will be — they’ve been working very, very hard, and I appreciate what they’re doing. And I think we have some very interesting things that will be brought up tomorrow at the news conference. It’ll be set up, I think, at around 11 o’clock or so, but we look forward to seeing you tomorrow.
https://www.whitehouse.gov/briefings-statements/remarks-president-trump-vice-president-pence-briefing-nurses-covid-19-response/
Very Best repartee today with POTUS and PBS reporter, I noticed he’s not at all reactive, hes calm
PBS Reporter Repeatedly Says ‘Kung Flu’ While Asking POTUS if It’s Appropriate
Kyle Olson18 Mar 2020
1:54
A “Kung Flu” kerfuffle started spreading in the White House on Tuesday, and President Trump was asked about it during a press conference the next day.
Yesterday, CBS News correspondent Weijia Jiang took to Twitter to claim an anonymous “White House official” referred to COVID-19 as “Kung Flu” to her face.
“Makes me wonder what they’re calling it behind my back,” she added.
It’s not clear why the journalist sought to make herself part of the story.
Regardless, today, when reporters had a limited amount of time to ask about the consequential use of the Defense Production Act, or the deaths of children due to coronavirus, PBS correspondent Yamiche Alcindor instead asked Trump about the alleged statement by the unnamed staffer.
“There are some — at least one — White House official who used the term ‘Kung Flu,'” Alcindor said, “referring to the fact that this virus started in China. Is that acceptable? Is it wrong? Are you worried that having described — being talked about as a Chinese virus that that might help…”
“I wonder who said that,” Trump interjected. “You know who said that?”
“I’m not sure the person’s name,” Alcindor conceded, before asking Trump if he would “condemn” the use of it.
Trump invited the reporter to “say the term again.”
“A person at the White House used the term Kung Flu,” she said.
“Kung Flu,” the President repeated, before Alcindo said it again.
The reporter asked if using the term or “Chinese virus” puts Asian-Americans “at risk.”
“Not at all. I think they would agree with it 100 percent,” Trump responded.
“It comes from China.”